>CGI typically starts a new executable --meaning it creates a new >process.
>That is very time consuming.
>Servlet after they are loaded for the first time, are living in the
>process space already created by the server.
>So to start a execution of already loaded code is much faster.
>-rrs
I think we all agree servlets are faster than CGI perl. But i'd be curious
to see tests from mod_perl.
Giscard Girard
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